A Look Inside the Flicker Colors Studio

People often ask how I manage the messy side of resin while keeping my finished pieces so clear. It’s all about the studio environment. Resin is incredibly sensitive to dust and humidity, which is why having dedicated workspaces in Nagarbhavi and Kammanahalli changed everything for me. It’s not just about the aesthetic. Proper curing requires a controlled climate to avoid bubbles, drips, and uneven textures.

When you drop off your wedding flowers or varmala for preservation, they don’t just sit on a shelf. They go through a careful process: air-drying, layering, and multiple curing stages over 20 days to ensure the resin is crystal clear. I started this in 2019 in my own home, and dealing with torn molds and sticky floors taught me that professional quality demands a dedicated space. Whether you’re here to drop off a project or pick up a finished clock, you’re seeing a work-in-progress. From the resin mixing station to the curing racks, everything is set up to handle the specific needs of epoxy resin. If you're planning a preservation project, keep that 20-day timeline in mind—it's what guarantees the quality you see in these images.